French fans believe Alaphilippe can end their Tour de France drought
Across France, cycling fans and pundits are beginning to believe that Julian Alaphilippe is the man to end the country's 34-year drought at the Tour de France
Across France, cycling fans and pundits are beginning to believe that Julian Alaphilippe is the man to end the country's 34-year drought at the Tour de France
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Who's helping whom here? Episode 14 digs into team tactics, recon missions, saving energy and pre-race nerves. Also - there is no place to hide on the Tourmalet.
With a French one-two at the top of the Tourmalet, it seems the home fans got that little bit closer to seeing something they’ve been waiting 34 years for: a French rider capable of winning the Tour de France’s yellow jersey.
Movistar threw everything at the Tourmalet on Saturday only to see its GC hopes dissolve and the stage victory escape
Though the defending champion lost more time to GC rival Julian Alaphilippe on the Tourmalet, he is not ruling out his chances of taking a second Tour title.
Did Saturday's battle on the Col du Tourmalet live up to the hype? Which GC riders excelled and fell back in the Tour's first summit finish?
Julian Alaphilippe again defied expectations to take second place on the stage, while his GC rival Geraint Thomas cracked on the final slopes of the first high mountain of the race.
Alaphilippe defied all expectation to hold on to the yellow jersey in the stage 13 time trial. The mountains to come will tell us much about his prospects for not just the Tour, but also his career.
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In this episode of Beyond Limits, Allen Lim measures the sodium concentrate of sweat in two Tour de France riders so they know how to replenish during the race.
The high mountains of the Tour de France deliver both ecstasy and agony to the peloton. We spoke to the riders to hear their stories of triumph and woe on the race's highest roads
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It's heartbreaks and breakbeats on this episode, as Bobby and Gus are joined by Specialized human performance engineer Jesse Frank to go deep on TT technology.
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The only person more surprised than Rob Arnold of Julian Alaphilippe's time trial win was Alaphilippe himself
Why Marianne Vos's thrilling victory in Pau represents a pivotal moment for the Dutch star
American Marianne Martin won the first edition of the women's Tour de France in 1984. She reminisces about her experience 35 years later.
In episode 79, we discuss how, when, and where to unleash your energy most effectively in race situations.
Geraint Thomas and other GC riders now believe Julian Alaphilippe is a serious threat to win the Tour de France overall
Though it took too long, the case to disqualify Juan José Cobo from the 2011 Vuelta is an important milestone in the fight for clean sport.
There's a new hydration drink in the game. Monster Hydro has six flavors, electrolytes and 188mg of caffeine.
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Julian Alaphilippe won Friday's individual time trial at the Tour de France, holding off defending champion Geraint Thomas
Wout van Aert has been forced to abandon the Tour de France after suffering a scary crash in the final kilometers of Friday's individual time trial
Representatives from McLaren, partners in the Bahrain-Merida team, say there are no easy answers in a complicated situation concerning Rohan Dennis's abandonment from the Tour.
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Despite a promising first week, hopes of a tightly bound GC battle have succumbed to the suffocating dominance of Team Ineos.
The Dutchwoman put in a powerful attack to catch Amanda Spratt late in the race and spring to victory in Pau.
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What goes up must come down. And very few come down faster than special guest Oscar Saiz.
Geraint Thomas needs to pull back three seconds per kilometer on Julian Alaphilippe to take yellow
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Why did Rohan Dennis abandon the Tour de France on Thursday? Australian reporter Rob Arnold went searching for answers
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Tour de France rookies Michael Woods, Joey Rosskopf, and Jack Haig check in after a chaotic opening half of the race
“I majored in human biology and my dad is a data analyst, so data has always been something I’ve been interested in,” explained Courtney, who studied at Stanford.
La Course by le Tour de France features a punchy course for 2019 that could cater to climbers, sprinters, or punchy finishers.
Ketones, a popular supplement, have made their way to the WorldTour peloton, and some question whether they have a place in pro cycling.
Yates won the three-man sprint after being in the breakaway all day. Behind, the GC contenders called a truce before tomorrow's decisive time trial.
Rohan Dennis abandoned the Tour de France midway through Thursday's stage; Bahrain-Merida plans to investigate why he quit
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With the disqualification of Juan Jose Cobo, Froome now becomes the official winner of the 2011 Vuelta a España.
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In Pursuit of French Oysters
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Dr. Brianna Stubbs explains Ketones in cycling before Bobby, Gus and Jens Voigt give pro tips on hotel life.
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What's it like for a Tour de France journalist to watch the race from the couch? Andy Hood and Fred Dreier link up to discuss
Stage 12 features two major climbs and a long, fast descent to the finish. Teams and riders are preparing for anything and everything.
Jonathan Vaughters's new book "One-Way Ticket: Nine Lives on Two Wheels" sheds new light on pro cycling's 'EPO era'
Rohan Dennis will try to break the UCI hour record, likely after the 2020 Olympics in Tokyo
The pint-sized Australian narrowly beat Dylan Groenewegen to win the first Tour stage of his career.
Aero is everything for Mitchelton-Scott's fast man Matteo Trentin. The Italian is racing the Tour de France this year aboard a Scott Addict that has plenty of aerodynamic touches
The Dutchman believes he and his team have the goods to challenge in the mountain stages that loom.
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After a relatively smooth first half of the Tour, Egan Bernal will have pressure to move as the race tilts into the first major climbs this weekend.
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Specialized's Creo sets a new e-road bike benchmark.
A look at the 2019 Crusher in the Tushar gravel race, which was won by Evelyn Dong and Alex Grant